Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-04-28
Additional Local on Second Page.
THs oenterville Normal begins May 2.

THs Centerville Normal begins May 3.
BIG CUT in prices on Black Silks at
F. TROLL Sc Sons.
THE new hotel at Flushing is ap-
preaching completion.
TaE c., L. 6 w. ran their first train 10
Martins Ferry, Tuesday.
TUITION for 16 weeks Normal at Centre>
vile, beginning May I'd, only $S.
EXTRA copies of THE CHRONICLE for
mailing, can be had at the Office. price,
cents.
J. II. DENHAM has sold upward of
1.400 of his Jersey milk cans within the
last three weeks.
The Bridgeport Board of Education
elected their corps of teachers for the
ensuing year last week.
A CHILD of Rev. JAS Hunt, (colored)
o former resident of this place, was bur-
fed in Union cemetery, last Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA wool quotations of Tues>
day, are to the effect that there is an
improved demand for wool. Ohio woods are
rated at 80 10 80 cents.
Mr.. L. P. BAILEY, the we'll known
fne stock man of this county. has made
entries of butter at the New York dairy
show.
WAsHINGToN, Guernsey county, is the
paradise OF the saloons, the people of
that borough voting to retain them by
vote of II to 45.
The derrick ON the VIM Stitt farm in
fnmuahin naar GlannRa hue hoor
completed and The workmeD Will begin
this week to bore for gas OF oil.
You can buy your Carpets at reduced
price. and don't put off, for This is gold
en- opportunity for you to buy what you
need. t. TROLL & SONS.
DEBRIS from the wrecked buildings
in the track of the tornado in this
county, was found at Valley Grove,
W. Va, ten miles east of Wheeling.
BELLAIRE wants fewer lewd women
on the streets-less obstruction of side
walks by loafers and boxes, and another
National bank, and several other things,
according to the Tribune.
CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shilohs Ostsrrh Remedy; price 25
cents Nasal Injector free. At Pattersons'.
LIVE stock is quoted in the Wheeling
market as follows: Cattle to cts per ID,
hogs, slow at 8 to 81 cts per ID; lambs, de-
mand good at 81 to cts per ID; calves, to
a cts per ID, and sheep 8 TO 34 per lb'
CYCLONE reduced about everything,
even our prices on our large stock of
Goods, Carpets, Boots and Shoes, sc.
Now is your time to buy in what you
will need; our stock is fresh and season
able. z. TROLL s. SONS.
Mr.. MICHAEL AULT, of Glencoe, was
dangerously injured on Thursday by a
stroke from = sledge hammer, which
slipped from the hands of workman,
and bit Mr.. A, who was sitting near by.
That HACKING CAUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure; we guarantee it. a.
Pattereon & Sons, St. Clsirsville.
CONGRESSMAN ]. D. Taylor, upon learning
Cf the ruin wrought by the cyclone, sent hii
checks without solicitation for $3.50 for the
relief of the sufferers-$100 for Martins
Ferry, through NJ. G. Mitchell, ESQ.,, and
$50 through the editor of this paper, for St.
Clairsville.
UNCLE JIMMY REYNOLDS, the efficient
and popular roadmaster of the c., L. &
w. railroad, who has been in Florida
and other Southern resorts, has return
ed, much improved in health. and is al
bis old post again.
EXAMINATION of the fruit buds here,
Rbouts indicates an abundant crop o.
our standard fruits. Straw berries viii
be in market within six weeks, anC
thereafter, if nothing happens, we will
have plenty of ripe fruit.
MEssRs. LANTHRoF AND PENNY, whc
are engaged in making surveys and
plats for the new map of this county
have about completed Richland town
ship. and go to Bsrnesville this week
delivery within year.
$4,000 evorth Of Dry Goods
Carpets, Boots, and Shoes a
yoar oao'a prices. Goods wiU b,
sold regardless of cost. Reada
for business to-day, Thursday
r. TROLL de- SON.
The police of Flushing pulled maj
last week for fast driving on the streets
A little of the same kind of medicin
should be administered to people VIII
go dashiDg through the streets of 81
Clairsyille, regardless of the safety o
children and foot passengers. Fas
horse displays on the streets should b
stopped.